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have and let's cross live now to lagos in nigeria where correspondent funny char is standing by funny you were there you witnessed this violence what happened. at 1st everything was actually quite peaceful just like 2 in the past 2 weeks here in this neighborhood very close to a studio you will see people listening to music chanting of course and to police brutality something that they were asking for for the past weeks not just this time around the 4 years back and so yes that was just a very normal beginning but then the dynamics started to change my cameraman and me witnessed people gunmen on bikes and said this site and they just all to to shoot people. lucky enough to find one way to to to hide or to hunker down a nearby parking lot from where we could witness what is going on at the demonstration site unfortunately couldn't exit this place with a demonstration to place and the scene was rather chaotic people be a praying around us others are singing the national anthem saying i'm ready to die for my nation and then also we witnessed people injured 20 carried to this area where s

it is charred. it is ashy. the homes destroyed. before the fire this consisted of homes surrounded by lush and green trees. you can see so many homes and outbuildings here. the western side, this is what it looks like now. the homes on that western side burned like the fire. you can see the firefighters there, just hardly anything there. just charred remains. homes on the other side also burned as well. you can explore these maps here for yourself. we posted a link @nbcbay area.com. >> it is a reality of covid life. what's safe to open and what isn't and different counties across the state. today, no movement n. bay area. dr. mark golly held a news conference and said no bay area counties would be moving into a different tier. san francisco now remains the only one in the bay area to be in the orange tier or moderate tier. meanwhile, covid cases in nursing homes throughout the state continue to drop, variety state is not modifying guidelines on how to deal with the virus. california's positivity rate over the past 14 days has held

that and let's cross live now to lagos nigeria where correspondent funny the char is standing by funny you were there you witnessed this violence what happened. at 1st everything was actually quite peaceful just like doing the past 2 weeks here in this neighborhood very close to a studio you will see people listening to music chanting of course and to police brutality something that they were asking for for the past weeks not just this time around the 4 years back and so yes that was just a very normal beginning but then the dynamics started to change my cameraman and me witness that people gunmen on bikes and to the side and they just started to shoot at people we were lucky enough to find one way to to to hide or to hunker down a nearby parking lot from where we could witness what is going on at the demonstration side unfortunately couldn't exit this place where the demonstration took place and the scene was rather chaotic people we have praying around us others we are singing the national anthem saying i'm ready to die for my nation and then also we witnessed people injured 20 carri

and let's cross live now to lagos in nigeria where correspondent funny char is standing by funny you were there you witnessed this violence what happened. at 1st everything was actually quite peaceful just like during the past 2 weeks here in this neighborhood very close to a studio you will see people listening to music chanting of course and to police brutality something that they were asking for for the past weeks not just this time around the 4 years back and so yes that was just a very normal beginning but then the dynamics started to change my cameraman and me witness that people gunmen on bikes and said this site and they just started to shoot at people we were lucky enough to find one way to to to hide or to hunker down a nearby parking lot from where we could witness what is going on at the demonstration side unfortunately couldn't exit this place with a demonstration to place and the scene was rather chaotic people we're praying around us others we are singing the national anthem saying i'm ready to die for my nation and that also we witnessed people injured we carried to t

even the trains used to serve the food are made with charred wood. and. if you need to finance company employees designers carpenters and wood specialists to find new ways to use the material besides merely ask decorative paneling. in the future we would like to explore making the whole furniture i think it's a unique look that you won't gets any other way peter vine and uses a blowtorch to test the fire resistance of the wood in the beginning it was the primary tool and his can't i just did it for myself to make my own house and off the debts of the developments came so i started with the blowtorch and did the small over and now i really that it's it's not a trick with local it's a coffin ship and that's something with fish which takes concentration and i think that's that's the most beautiful thing that happened. sort of the disadvantage so i can imagine is that we can produce and as long as it's black. or be a divine and whether interior or exteriors architecture black it's very beautiful indeed. and with that we wrap up another show but be sure to fol

even the trains used to serve the food are made with charred wood. and. peter vine and company employs designers carpenters and wood specialists to find new ways to use the material besides merely as decorative paneling. in the future we would like to explore making a whole furniture i fink it's a unique look that you won't gets any other way. into vine and uses a blowtorch to test the fire resistance of the wood in the beginning it was the primary tool and it's can't i just did it for myself to make my own house and off the debts of the developments came sort of started with a blowtorch and i did a little small over and now i found out really that it's it's not a trick with local it's a coffin ship and that's something with time which takes concentration and i think that's that's the most beautiful thing that happened. to does advance it's i can't imagine is that we can produce any as long as it's black. or be a divine and whether interior or exteriors architecture black it's very beautiful indeed. and with that we wrap up another show but be sure to fol

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up to 100 ballots were blackened and charred.cials there decided to allow the state's republican party to place its own boxes on the street. this was not one of theirs. someone lit a newspaper, pushed it into the slot to burn the balance latter, the election officials found out whose balance lolths were burnt and they're sending new ballots >>> we have determined whose ballot was actually in this dropbox that was damaged and they're immediately re-sending everyone a new ballot for them to fill out and try again. >> right now is a time that people need to have their voices heard. to do something like this is just terrible >>> as you said it's considered a win for democrats in pennsylvania after the u.s. extreme your allowed absentee ballots to be counted there three days after election day as long as they're postmarked by november 3rd or if they have illegitimate jibl postmarks. this comes right after a michigan state court scrapped plans there to count ballots up to two weeks after the election. here in new york city in the last

and let's cross live now to lagos nigeria where correspondent funny char is standing by funny you were there you witnessed this violence what happened. at 1st everything was actually quite peaceful just like doing the past 2 weeks here in this neighborhood very close to a studio you will see people listening to music chanting of course and to police brutality something that they were asking for for the past weeks not just this time around the 4 years back and so yes that was just a very normal beginning but then the dynamic started to change my cameraman and me witness that people gunmen on bikes and to the side and they just started to shoot at people we were lucky enough to find one way to to to hide or to hunker down a nearby parking lot from where we could witness what is going on at the demonstration site unfortunately couldn't exit this place with a demonstration to place and the scene was rather chaotic people were praying around us others we are singing the national anthem saying i'm ready to die for my nation and then also we witnessed people injured we carried to this area wh

>>with nearly 4 million acres charred across the state and 20,000 firefighters on the frontlines the governor noted this fire season gives his administration a bigger nudge to spend more money on future fire prevention projects and when this area when i mean mile emergency management leaders mapping out a plan to tackle to fire weather ahead as california enters october and soon november 2 months already associated with devastating wildfires in years past at the state capitol ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>want to bring you the latest on evacuation orders and warnings for folks in napa and sonoma counties can kron four's ken joining us now live from the newsroom with the latest on those areas impacted can they can grant let's take you to the master has started napa county this time because that's where a lot of this activity is taking place. >>that was not our map i will zoom in here and hopefully they'll catch up to me. the big problem right now is calistoga and highway 29 north of calistoga is closed. so there's no way to there you go this is downtown calistoga right here all of this

you look down at the ground, and you can see this charred black grass. flames here came dangerously close to these homes. >> about an hour later where you two are standing, this looked a. it's like all burning embers, and i said, let's go. >> reporter: robert frost evacuated last week but came home sunday. while most of the oakmont homes were untouched, there were a handful damaged by the fire. >> i don't mind the evacuation. i don't want to see my friends' homes burn. we need to get the state, the federal government together and start cleaning up our forest because otherwise this is going to go on for i don't know how many years. >> it's burning up in washington and oregon and the southern part of the state, so if you can think of any place that we could go to that doesn't have earthquakes, fires, and floods, call us. >> reporter: j.r. stone, abc7 news. >>> the glass fire is forcing more people out of their homes in napa county. cal fire made evacuation orders mandatory today along a stretch of highway 29 in st. helena. that zone runs from robert lewis

here at the brehmer winery you can clearly see that part of land has been charred. but if you look down this road area looks like it's still intact. i did see some workers coming through this location just to check it out as far as the full extent of the damage they simply don't know until all the wineries are allowed to come back assess what's going on keep in mind. james and area. yes, the buildings are terrible to lose but they can rebuild its the vineyards that's their bread and butter and unfortunately, the grapes for many locations just unsalvageable because of all that smoke back to you. thanks well. >>remembering a rock and roll icon who's now passed away a look back at the life. >>the music, the legend. that was eddie van halen. >>and today a cooler one than what we had been seeing lately look at this 7 eason only low 80's for inland areas forecast ahead. >>and it's getting pretty busy out there traffic really stacking up on some of our bridges like 5 in west to the richmond sandra fell we officially have a crowd proposition 16 takes on discrimination. some

all that's left us mostly charred wood some twisted metal. couple chimneys left standing the hoffman institute foundation that's been running the retreats here for the past 25 years said mark twain and clark gable have stay there. the folks who work at the resort say this is obviously a huge blow. >>this was a devastating loss to us and it. traumatic and shocking way and that lasted for some days. i must admit side losing. it's not the same as losing someone you love, but it's a big boss. >>folks who run that facility say they hadn't been holding retreats there since march because of the pandemic and had just gotten clearance from the county to start doing so again but then had to evacuate the very next day. the timing on this is just brutal now they say though they do plan to use insurance money to rebuild. this year's historic wildfire season is also posing a threat to west coast. cannabis crop, some growers are already dealing with the loss of crops because of flames while others are worried the lingering smoke and ash in the air could aff

>>parts of the valley of the moon look more like the valley of the moon escape with so much charred woodenered debris where homes used to be like this one on meadow wood drive in the oakland community. my county said get out now the chair of the sonoma county board of supervisors, susan gorin is one of the residents evacuated from her home here for the second time in 3 years she still rebuilding the home she lost which escaped the fire this time around as is the rental home. she is currently living and i didn't want to be in the position again of losing everything so i did stuff every nook and cranny of my car a distribution center is expected to open possibly as soon as saturday. >>as sequoyah elementary school for those burned out to pick up protective gear needed like goggles and gloves so they can inspect their properties safely we ask everybody not to do extensive pawing through the ashes until we can have the hazardous materials. crews come through not border. i remember that they pick up the propane canisters, the paint containers. evidence of fertilizer. in the last 5 years we've h

road in the hills above highway higher i climbed up the scenery became more and more bleak trees charred black and brown over hong with smoky skies by destination the cougar lane home of a couple who live in part-time an air bnb at the rest of the year they say they've been told that of the nearly dozen properties in their neighborhood only one is still standing that one i could see on the ridge above. here's video of one of their neighbors homes which has been completely leveled by the fire closer to the address i was trying to get to i was stopped by a downed power line smoke still billowing out from several spots along the canyon well i was not able to officially confirm that the couple's home was lost it certainly doesn't look good. >>and they're already bracing for the worst i'm an optimist said everybody kept saying oh everything's gonna make it even well another fire to see a jump around in. >>i was trying to hold out hope. >>and i handled it differently, you >>so you don't know what we're doing a pretty good job just just been focusing on what we need to do and what their kids we

there is 400 million acres charred this year. joining us is meteorologist sandy patel, and what a doozie it has been for the firefighters fighting this fire. >> they don't seem to be taking a break. the winds are up to 25 miles an hour in mt. tam. this tends to dry out the atmosphere even more, and we're already dry to begin with. hour by hour we go. you will notice 20-mile-an-hour winds near gernville. those winds will remain dusty until tomorrow morning, which is why the concern is there for the firefighters. near the glass fire, it is 81 degrees but still pretty dry. 21% humidity. winds are light, fortunately, so hopefully they can hold that fire. red flag warning until 6:00 a.m. saturday for those gusty winds and low humidity. i'll be back to look at the air quality, including the weekend's forecast, coming up. >>> in the north bay, we're getting more pictures of destruction from the glass fire. this time it's a family home that dates back to the 1920s, but miraculously, their vineyard went untouched by the flames. lori has t

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vibrant green neighborhood is charred homes and 1500 homes and businesses were destroyed in that fire. >>> a micro climate weather alert still in effect for the bay area. that bad area still hanging around. a live look right now at the bay bridge. smoke still in the air. kari hall is tracking that. when can we breathe easier in the bay area? >> it's going to take a little while and we have been talking about how many acres have burned due to the glass fire. it is 50% contained but we are still seeing that fire burning and it's still putting smoke into the air. these two red outline show you how much has burned and gives you an idea of how large that area is if you've driven around that area. if you live here, you know so many acres have burned. we are seeing hopefully, some better containment and we can stop that fire the next couple of days. as we look at our weather, we have seen our temperatures cooling off. we are in the low 70s now. very light wind. the humidity levels have come up significantly which slows the spread of the fire. then as we go into today, we are going to see our

>>parts of the valley of the moon look more like the valley of the moon escape with so much charred wooden ash covered debris where homes used to be like this one on meadow wood drive in the oakland community the whole fire experience this year has been pretty traumatic the chair of the sonoma county board of supervisors susan gorin is one of the residents evacuated from her home here for the second time in 3 years she still rebuilding the home she lost which escaped the fire this time around as is the rental home. she is currently living in or just roaring up there. >>my county said get out now. and of course it took me a to organize think through what i wanted to take. i didn't want to be in the position again of losing everything so i did stuff every nook and cranny of my car. and my husband escorted his mother out of the oakmont area took us about an hour and a half to inch through oakmont which is worrying for the residents of course we're not in danger. we are all safely evacuated. thank you to first responders going door to door to make sure that people were evacuated a distribution

. >>> we are on alert for fire conditions and kari is leading the char for that. tell us what you're seeing in the radar and temperatures and wind. >> it's a little alarming when you hear national weather service saying they are seeing the same kind of setup that we have seen in some of those large fires in the past like the kincade fire that could happen again later this weekend. now is the time to get ready as we are enjoying a nice break. sunshine and calmer winds. temperatures are starting to cool off. we are looking at east san jose high temperatures reaching 75 degrees and 76 in gilroy and also going to see a light wind for most spots like los gatos reaching 76. oakland up to 71 and upper 70s for concord reaching 78 degrees. along the coastline we will start to see fog clearing out and half moon bay reaching 63 and low 70s for palo alto and redwood city. in san francisco, expect a high of 67 degrees in the mission district and north bay temperatures up to the upper 70s to low 80s. it's night to have sunshine and near normal temperatures but then we turn our

it's been a year since fires spread across australia, scorching and charring at a speed never seen before. the flame heights were jumping to the 60, 70—metre mark well in excess of the crown of the trees. at least 33 people died. an area, bigger than the size of england, laid to waste. it's been called an apocalypse, a nightmare, looking like the gates of hell. whoa! kangaroo! the sky just constantly was changing colour and itjust got darker and darker and darker until... woman cries out ..the fires hit us. i'm clive myrie, and i witnessed the destruction. blown by these really strong winds and these, these are the conditions that the authorities have been having to deal with during this appalling bushfire season. it's a disaster, a national disaster. a year on, we hear dramatic accounts from those living in the path of the flames... mate, you need to get out! don't go back in! ..and the firefighters who risked their lives to save them. their truck is dead. with testimony from australian broadcaster abc and footage recorded by those on the front line... it's massively hot in here! ..this

the main courses up for grabs grilled spring onion and rice or smoked arctic char with risotto.he meals sell for about 15 bucks a pop, they are apparently a hit. 1600 meals sold within days at one supermarket. anne-marie? >> got to scratch that travel itch, put you in your dining rooms, right next to each other, watch a movie on your tablet and get up after two or three hours. >> right. i think this is a better idea than when people were going to the airport to sit in a plane for that restaurant pop-up. this is better. >> yes. i agree. a lot safer. diane king hall, diane, you're in new york, diane, have a great weekend. >> you too. >>> so up next, a record-breaking flight, hundreds of cats and dogs go on a long journey in search of a permanent home. non-small cell lung cancer can take away so much. but today there's a combination of two immunotherapies you can take first. one that could mean... a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal e

the fire in south san francisco charred the city's well known sign and in vacaville it snarled travel on i-80 in both directions. cheryl hurd has more. >> last time when we had to evacuate, we had no power here also. >> reporter: greg young remembers what it was like back in august when fast-moving flames jumped over 80 in vacaville, shutting down the road and burning down homes. >> the houses that lined the street over here, it just backs up to open space and it came down right to the fence there. if not for the fire retardant from the airplanes, it probably would have hit those houses there. >> reporter: firefighters today can managing to stop this fast-moving grass fire at midway road, rattling nerves because it burned just miles away from that scene in august. this fire, too, burning on both sides of the freeway, threatening two structures, while burning nearly 100 acres. >> the fires aren't supposed to cross interstates, but here it's happened two times in the last couple of months. and it's just indicative of the type of winds that we've had here and the wind of weather. >> repo

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char in the pandemic to be a challenge for them to vote for him but they are supporting coming this sundayts fred move on you know west africa peer thank you for it. the lakes of kenya's rift valley are rising inundating homes and businesses water levels have been swimming for years but are particularly high this year following heavy rains to make matters worse to lakes lake but angle and lake korea which you can see on the map here have grown so much that they run the risk of merging together but lake corey is a save one lake while lake but angle is a freshwater lake providing drinking water to animals and people it would be an ecological disaster if the 2 lakes meet. oriya so swollen from rising water levels that the shoreline changes every day. we see this early on in our trip when the axis food unexpectedly becomes part of the leak . nearby we find. who's just arrived to open her barn restaurant but there's been a dramatic change there's water this water just came in with a new one so it came slowly and slowly until it got to this level so without any notice you have to demolish within

then there's the silverado fire that's the one that's burning in irvine, it's now 32% contain a fire charred more than 13,000 acres since it started just on monday. well fire fighters have been injured as skews me 5 firefighters have been injured 2 of them remain in critical condition, southern california edison is being criticized for not turning off power in that area before the santa ana winds picked up when sun is investigating whether its equipment actually sparked the fire. well dozens of horses rescued during the silverado fire staying safe at the anaheim equestrian center. the facility has long been a home for horse lovers and also a place of refuge for horses during fire evacuations. but now the days are numbered, you know for the center as it will be torn down to make room for a major construction project kacey montoya reports. >>wendy fury has been a trainer at equestrian center for 26 years, but that's all about to change its heartbreaking this is my home away from home the 7 acre equestrian center sits next to the santa ana river along the 57 freeway but the property will be dem

>>near irvine, it is now charred more than 13,000 acres in little look at the shot here from the freewaythis thing is raging. it is 25% contained though 5 firefighters have been injured battling it 2 of them. critically more than 70,000 homes in the irvine area remain under evacuation orders this evening. also in orange county, the blue ridge fire burning in yorba linda has scorched more than 14,000 acres now is containment is up to 16% as you can see some homeowners here trying to keep their places safe at least 10 homes have already been damaged in 2500 homes are still under evacuation orders. the fbi is now involved in a possible east bay hate crime but we know about a swastika spray painted on the family's home in lafayette. >>and no more slow streets on weekends in danville why the city council says it's becoming too dangerous. >>and pig problems in the south bay look at them go. now the city of san jose is now trying to deal with all that damage. >>now to the south bay where up golf courses so far losing its battle with feral pigs take said these destructive hogs are causing thousa

>>that's been burned down to its foundation all that's left is charred wood twisted metal and its chimney that's still standing. i'm told by the hoffman institute foundation that's been running retreats here for the past 25 years. this is california's first resort. mark twain who stayed here so as clark gable it was established in 1852. now there were a few buildings that did survive 3 of 20 were untouched by the fires but this is a major blow to the people who have been working here. this was a devastating loss to us and it. >>traumatic and shocking way and that lasted for some days. i must admit side losing. it's not the same as losing someone you love, but it's a big boss. >>the people who run this facility say they had not been holding retreats here since march because of coronavirus and had just gotten cleared by the county to begin doing so again. but were evacuated the very next day. now they do say they plan to rebuild and they were insured they'll be looking for an alternate location to hold their retreats in the meantime but it's obviously a huge blow to them and a piece of cali

it's been a year since fires spread across australia, scorching and charring at a speed never seen beforehe trees. at least 33 people died. an area, bigger than the size of england, laid to waste. it's been called an apocalypse, a nightmare, looking like the gates of hell. whoa! kangaroo! the sky just constantly was changing colour and itjust

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dan tried to feed him by hand but it was clear mango was scarred from his days lost amid the charred landscape. >> he's really shellshocked. >> uh-huh. >> he's a mama's boy, though. he's always been right next to his mother, his whole life. >> his mother is still missing. she and mango and two other donkeys ran off when the fire hit. dan tried to protect his home but he says he was forced to jump into a pond, when flames overtook him. he stayed there for hours and by the time he could look for his animals, they were gone. he asked the sonoma county animal rescue team to help find them and then it happened. mango came running up the hill. >> we've lost millions of dollars worth of stuff here. but the life of the donkeys is what we're focusing on now and it just goes to show how vaableif is. it's not about money, materialism. it's about things that still possibly alithem. >> kumasi aaron, abc 7 news. >> hope they find mango's mama. well, it's definitely feeling like fall outside. and the skies are going to be and the skies are going to be pretty smoky for a while longer. taking califor

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>>with nearly 4 million acres charred across the state in 20,000 firefighters on the front lines. the governor says this fire season gives his administration. a bigger nudge to spend more money on fire prevention projects. >>want to bring out the latest on evacuation orders are partners. ken wayne joins us now live from the newsroom with the latest on those areas that are impacted can they can grant show you the big picture of all of napa county and then we'll zoom in on specific locations, looking at the map right here is the city of napa this is where the evacuation centers or you go up the valley up highway 29, let's jump all over over here to the angwin area. this is the most affected area right now. this is all closed due to evacuations and people who are trying to get out of here have to head this direction to the west through pope valley which is right here. you can't go downhill into saint helene and the valley because this purple area with border right here this is the fire perimeter. this is burning right now so there's no way to get through there and you can see the roa

>>well with nearly 4 million acres charred all across the state in 20,000 firefighters out there on the front lines. the governor noted that this fire season gives his administration a bigger nudge to spend more money on fire and is county now a restaurant near the fire zone is feeding hundreds of hungry and hardworking first responders it's actually delivering up to 100 pizzas every day to the firefighters kron four's dan thorn has more on this community widespread effort. >>serving up slices to feed first responders the glen ellen star is showing their gratitude for the past couple of days chef and owner barry weiss posture and his team have been delivering stacks of wood fired and fresh pizzas to the front lines. this is sense of pride there's immediate gratification when you. >>hand firefighters are fighting fire. not a 100 yards away. >>just pizza or you know, candy bar or just smile and thank you. the goal is to serve at least 100 pies a day to first responders in fire zones around sonoma county and it's being done with lots of help from the community within 24 hours it was an sup

we are seeing charred vegetation and a huge plume of smoke.re has now scorched more than 62,000 acres. cal fire says there was moderate fire activity overnight. lames continue to make runs up slopes and drainages. but today, there's much better visibility, which means the air attack can continue. helicopters had not been able to make drop since wednesday. i'm elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the dunlevy fire burning in the chest and tehama county has now burned more than 56,000 acres. it is only 50 percent contained . four people have been killed in the fire and today we learned two firefighters have been injured. it started last sunday and has destroyed 170 homes and other structures in a four state area southwest of reading. this is the same area that burned two years ago by the dairy car wildfire. >>> the august complex valley has burned almost 980,000 acres in mendocino, lake, trinity and humboldt counties. firefighters are battling high temperatures, trying to increase containment in fact containment on that fire is up to 51 percen

stores were beef with karaoke radish sauce served with grilled spring onion and rice and smoked arctic char with rizzo toe both going for about $15.00 apiece now finisher plans to offer meals at more stores in the future and will roll out new dishes including reindeer me and japanese style pork shoulder. that fit for this time you get boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v.'s which is available on smartphones and tablets through google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. portable t.v. can also be downloaded on newer models same some smart t.v.'s as well as roku devices or simply check it out at portable t.v. we'll see you next time. a sort of amazing country with so many friends in russia and i'm very excited to be here. i love that idea i think i can do that. different nice to make a lot of money with. millions and hundreds of me. here is the. great wall and nobody feels a lot better than me believe me and i'll build a very inexpensive like a great great wall. and just in case you're worried about who's going to pay for it mexico will pay for . it we'll see w

the one in south san francisco charred the city's well known sign. the one in vacaville stopped traffic along i-80 for a while this afternoon. all this as thousands of people are still in the dark. pg&e turning off the power to avoid the wildfire from sparking during the high winds and the dry heat. let's take a look at pg&e's power outage map. those purple triangles are the areas where power is still out because of those planned outages. we've also learned that the red flag warning has been extended now until tomorrow morning in some places. as you can see, we have a team of reporters. let's begin with our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. okay. we're going to hold on to jeff in a second. we're going to start our coverage in south san francisco. sky ranger captured this video just a few hours ago as firefighters worked to protect that sign and the nearby homes. nbc bay area's scott budman has been on the scene all afternoon. scott, you saw that burn down. >> reporter: yeah, jessica. it is something we've all seen as we drive up 101. but today that f

continue to follow the silverado fire is burning in orange county that fire burning near irvine has charred more than 13,000 acres since it broke out on monday at 25% contained tonight, 5 firefighters have been injured 2 of them critically more than 70,000 homes in the irvine area remain under evacuation orders. >>also in orange county, the blue ridge fire burning in yorba linda is scorch now more than 14,000 acres containment there 16% at least 10 homes have been damaged 2500 homes are under evacuation orders as we get a check on our 4 zone forecast taking a live. outside back here in the bay at the golden gate bridge on wednesday, very pleasant day in the bay today. yeah i will take it a reminder though we are still in the thick of fire season kron 4 meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the latest yeah guys certainly could use a little rain that would help us out a whole bunch today, the seabreeze return and that was some good news as the clouds. >>are staying away but the winds well they care and that nice ocean breeze and that ocean breeze bring some moisture back into the ba

all that's left is the charred wood and twisted metal as you can see right here in this video the chimney that's still standing. the hoffman institute foundation that has been running the retreats here for the past 25 years set that folks like mark twain and clark, gable have stay there. workers say that this is just a huge blow. >>this was a devastating loss to us and it. traumatic and shocking way and that lasted for some days. i must admit side losing. it's not the same as losing someone you love, but it's a big boss. >>well the people who run the facility say that they have not been holding retreat since march because of the pandemic they had gotten cleared by the county to actually begin doing so, but they were evacuated the very next day because of the fire now they plan to use insurance money to rebuild. well this year's historic wildfire season is not only affecting the local wine industry is also posing a threat to the pot growers. well, some girls are actually dealing with loss of crops student flames, others are worried that the lingering smoke and ash in the air can actually i